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No coverage for your time in the IRR, that is what HRC considers an "acceptable gap" and won't be covered. (3) Gaps in a Soldier’s evaluation history may occur for various reasons. A majority of these gaps are acceptable, while others are unacceptable. (a) Acceptable gaps between OERs or NCOERs include periods when a Soldier was….
Understanding the new NCOER: By now everybody involved should have received several LPDs, or briefings, on the new NCOER. Most people understand where the Army is going with this new, improved evaluation system, but there are some people out there who are resistant to change and simply don’t like it. I believe that most of the people who ...
I'm at a joint unit so I have to have a supplementary reviewer. All I found was when deleting signature it's the reverse order of signing and goes supplementary reviewer, rated NCO, senior rater, rater. So I'm assuming that means signature order is rater, senior rater, rated NCO, reviewer. Edit: I found a FAQ on HRC and states supplementary reviewer signs last. It didn't state it in the EES ...
An NCOER is due when the “Thru” date will be 12 rated months (365 rated days) after the arrival or assignment date while performing the same duties under the same rating officials during this rating period. However, if an event occurs that requires the preparation of an OER or NCOER (for example, “Change of Rater”) before the 12 rated ...
The rater will review the final DA Form 2166–8–1 when preparing the NCOER. The rater will include the Soldier’s duty description from the rated NCO’s final DA Form 2166–8–1 and may include performance-related information for the NCOER. ///However, the choice of what to enter on the NCOER is ultimately up to the rater.///
0. 1SG (Join to see) Posted >1 y ago. As it was said before, your thru date will be the day you sign out of leave, or the last day you worked for your rater. As for the non-rated codes, that would come from your next unit. It states that once you arrive to your new unit, you would traditionally get an extended annual to take in account for your ...
Figured out the reason why, if the rater is still logged in, it won't allow the senior rater or review to access the ncoer. You have to log out through the Menu button on top left side of page. Vote up
What can be written on an NCOER concerning failure to maintain height/weight standards? 1SG (Join to see) 79.7K. 11. 8. 1. 1. 0. According to DA PAM 623-3, when noncompliance with height/weight standards is not met, the rater should indicate the reason for noncompliance.
Here it is: 3–41. “Change of Rater” report. a. A code 03, “Change of Rater” OER, is mandatory when the rated officer ceases to serve under the immediate supervision of the rater and minimum rating qualifications have been met. b. A code 03, “Change of Rater” NCOER, is mandatory when—. (1) The rated NCO ceases to serve under the ...
NCOER coming up and the rater put "Does not meet standard" for the character bullet. Have had no counselings to support that or even a face to face talk about performance. The councelings that I have are the initial, a post field counseling which was a good one, and that is all for my entire rated time. Thank you for the help